Honorifics

A: Hello, Kate Todd. I’m the investigator. So I’ll ask you a lot of questions. N: Hello, I’m Mr Test. Miss Rose will arrive later. S: Hello, Mrs Brain… A: After analysis, the murder was committed with poison (there are traces of digitalin). Entrée Marion M: Oh, what happened ? N: It’s our sweet flatmate, Mr Boffin… A: He’s dead. M: What ! How ? This is not me. I did nothing. A: Calm yourself. I'm just asking questions. So where were you that night ? Oh and what’s your occupation

extended. Avoid prolonged eye contact with women and do not ask personal questions. Names and Titles  The use of titles in important in Algeria due to the hierarchical nature of the society. When introduced to someone, try to call them by their honorific, professional, or academic title and their surname.  As most people speak French and Arabic titles may be in either.  Common titles are "doctor", "professor", and "lawyer" in English or "docteur", "professeur", and "avocat" in French. Some religious

Chinese Etiquette and Customs Meeting Etiquette . Greetings are formal and the young person is always greet first.  . Handshakes are the most common form of greeting with business partner . . Address the person by an honorific title and their surname. If they want to move to a first-name basis, they will advise you which name to use.  . The Chinese have a terrific sense of humour. They can laugh at themselves most readily if they have a comfortable relationship with the other person

descendent from a common progenitor. The most important lineage is the one which is perpetrate by the first born son. Education and well manners are one of the most important points, even in the farmer families, children were taught to use the highest honorific terminology to speak with their father. “To never stand higher than his father, to enter a room after his father, and never smoke or drink in front of him.” This rules were set by the filial piety, this virtue is “held above all else: a respect for

elus par le soufrage universital indirecte ( il sont elus par les maires, president du conseille generale, et le president de región) et c’est plutot le Senat très conservateur. Le Conseille Economic Sociale et Environemental, c’est un conseil honorific, mais c’est des expert qui sont consultés et qui donne des avis, il sont consultés sur sertaint cas. En France la iniciative de loi apartient en ------------------------------------------------- courement au Gouvernenement et au membres du Parlement

his brother Albert to ascend to the throne as George VI (1936-1952). The Parliament was divided into a lower house which was also the first chamber: the House of Commons, and an upper house or second chamber called the House of Lords (the honorific status of Lord at the Parliament is hereditary contrary to the Commons). The two assemblies engaged in a whole range of activities such as representing the authority of the country, making laws (legislative power), scrutinising the actions of the

are suitable * Politeness is much appreciated, especially when it comes to chivalry concerning the ladies and respect for the elderly. Advice: * Use “Pan” for men and “Pani” for Women followed by their names when addressing them. This honorific title shows respect and consideration. * When meeting with third parties, do not introduce yourself. The host will introduce you, generally starting with the women first. Your host will act as an introducer, but his role ends at the presentations

Communication:  Use “san” When the expatriate arrives he must use the person’s last name plus the word san which means Mr. or Ms. Do not use a Japanese person’s first name. It is egregiously impolite to be so familiar. The san suffix is an honorific title, extending such a courtesy to yourself sound silly or unsophisticated.  Understand that the Japanese avoid saying no Japanese business people avoid saying “No” directly because it is considered too blatantly harsh. The Japanese are

LECTURE 3: The Monarchy “The Queen in Parliament”: to describe the legislature, ie the Sovereign, , the House of Lords and the House of Commons. 1. The Queen’s functions: “The Queen reigns but does not rule”: no role in the government, rather many honorific titles. 3 types of duties: a. constitutional duties b. a public role c. a role in the Commonwealth a. Constitutional duties: Functions Titles Head of State The Queen and government: - Parliament - Prime Minister - Devolved Assemblies What? -opening

Italy. Ritual, Spectacle, Image. Cambridge: Cambridge Univeristy Press, 2000, p. 148. Daté de 23 septembre 1527, le contrat de commande pour la pala de Sansepolcro stipulait, quant à lui, que « in qua quidem tabula et pictura [Rosso] pingere debeat honorifice Corpus sive inmago Domini nostri, videlicet deposto de Cruce, cum aliis figuris et imaginibus que veniunt et interveniunt in misterio ac depositione predicta ». Pour les documents relatifs à cette commande, voir: FRANKLIN, David. New documents